Whether in medical journals or TikTok posts, “mental health” has become a hot topic in recent years. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the need
While stigmas surrounding mental health treatment are still prevalent, there is an increased willingness to seek professional help in order to work through individual, relationship
Mental health has become a central concern in popular vernacular in recent years. Self-care, mental illness, neurodivergence and other such issues are becoming more widely
In recent years, the conversation surrounding mental health has begun to shift in the United States. Social discourse has slowly become more accepting of discussions
Talk about a full-circle moment. When Dr. Tanya Skalecki was a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Superior, one of her professors, Dr. Terri Kronzer, motivated her
Teaching is no doubt one of the most rewarding professions in the world — even though it is simultaneously challenging and can be exhausting. A
COVID-19’s impact has been vast — stretching to all corners of the globe. While the physical risks of the virus command the most attention, one
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic sent shockwaves across the global community. Perhaps no aspect of society has been affected more than the world of
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed almost everything familiar with our classrooms. Teachers, often left with vague safety parameters, have found clever ways to fill in
Most of us are aware that school counselors play an important support role in today’s school systems, but the scope of their work may not
Discovering every child’s specific learning strengths and needs is important, but it can be tricky. When determining whether or not a child is eligible to
Given the national shortage of special education teachers, well-prepared specialists who can effectively help exceptional students are in high demand. If you have ever held
Well-prepared school counselors are essential to student success. They offer guidance to students in a variety of areas, including applying academic achievement strategies, managing emotional
Laura Prado is a bilingual middle school teacher showing others how to master more than one tongue. Her dream is to help those in special
The role of school counselors is important and multifaceted. Some of their responsibilities include offering in-class workshops, one-on-one counseling sessions, or simply casual drop-in visits
Teacher Jessica D’Ambrosio was determined to enhance her education. She did it by completing the University of Wisconsin-Superior’s Master of Science in Education (MSE) –
When COVID-19 hit, Sarah Pichler made the most of a difficult situation by enrolling in the Master of Science in Education (MSE) – Special Education
The University of Wisconsin-Superior (UW-Superior) offers a number of scholarships for educators looking to advance their knowledge, skills and career opportunities with a graduate degree.
Daisy Linville’s summer job is tough to beat. Her full-time gig is pretty solid, too. Linville, an eighth-grade English teacher at Spencer School District in
The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) defines SEL this way: “Social and emotional learning is the process through which children and adults
In a Teacher magazine article, professor Geoff Masters, Chief Executive of the Australian Council for Educational Research, writes “Equity in education is often viewed as
As a successful principal, you have learned many important skills throughout your career. If you are interested in becoming a district administrator, you must be
The familiar quotation, “Some see the disabilities, but special education teachers see the possibilities” cannot be attributed to any one person. The sentiment, however, is
According to the Glossary of Education Reform, instructional scaffolding is a technique teachers can use to help “move students progressively toward stronger understanding and, ultimately,
Since 2000, America’s dual-language-learner population has grown by 24 percent, according to Corey Mitchell in “Schools Are Ill-Prepared to Educate ‘Superdiverse’ English-Learners” from Education Week.
Picture talking to teachers about their experiences working at different schools. The staff of one describe the school as a safe environment where it was
Interested in pursuing a master’s degree in special education, but want to keep you options open? The good news is that if you want to
News reports and social media are full of stories about school violence, ranging from extreme bullying to school shootings. School administrators and leaders are responsible
Experienced educators have many different reasons for returning to college to earn an advanced degree. Many school districts offer increased pay for post-baccalaureate classwork. And
Bullying is an age-old problem. It affects people of any age in almost every situation. School-age children, especially those with special needs, are frequently the
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